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Shaq Texts Reveals Another Affair; D-Wade Denies Cheating On Gabrielle

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Miami Times has released yet another piece of evidence against retired NBA player Shaquille O’Neal and his many affairs – this time with model Dominica Westling. Earlier today we reported that Shaq managed to get a Newsweek writer to do his dirt bidding and play matchmaker. In the process of vetting out his options, actress Lauren London’s name came up. To which Shaq responded, that’s “D Wade’s girl”. Well D-Wade was and is currently dating actress Gabrielle Union. In no time flat Dwyane Wade put an end to the rumor when he tweeted:

Really Really..This brings a new meaning 2 don’t believe what u read..@MsLaurenLondon & I are like brother and sisters PERIOD..#Rumorkilled

So that’s that. Back to Shaq and his model “friend” Dominca. Here’s what a series of texts read

Westling: I feel bad we lost contact. Hope you are well. I live in LA now so hit me up if you ever come out there
-dominica

Shaq: O my god were r u can i have u bak i miss u to whts yur number pls baby i want u bak do u love me

Dominica: Yes I wanna see you, you know I can never forget about you. My number is [redacted by us]

[Twenty-three days later, Dominica sends Shaq an email with only the subject line “Muuaaahhh” and a photo that, judging by his reaction, didn’t depict a tray of freshly baked cookies.]

Shaq: Where can I cum at when I c u

Dominica: All over me, where do you wanna cum?

Shaq: In u foreva

Dominica: I miss that

Somewhere Shaunie O’Neal must be sitting down shaking her head…is this really what Shaq was doing with his spare time? And what does his current girlfriend Hoopz think of this?

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